"I just want to say Bravo! Adrian has taken this classic plot as far as it can go - with a beautiful concept and handling for a new, surprising finish people will love!" - MICHAEL AMMAR.
There are plenty of versions of this effect out there, but trust me, none hold a candle to this one!
Picture this: one of the most performed card tricks in history, from rookies to seasoned pros, transformed into an impossible miracle. That’s exactly what Adrian Vega has pulled off with "The Poliza".
He’s taken the old "Insurance Policy Trick" by Tommy Windsor and given it a right good shake, ensuring that for the FIRST TIME, the "insurance" genuinely locates the SIGNED CARD. Yes, you read that correctly!
This twist on a classic is brimming with fresh gags and clever lines, culminating in an ending that’ll make your audience question reality (and perhaps their sanity). The magician fumbles in finding the signed card, then resorts to his insurance for some comic relief. After a bit of banter, he unveils the signed card from a golden envelope in a manner that defies logic and reason.
You and your audience will be laughing and gasping as you unveil this new marvel, and the cherry on top?
NO RESET required! It’s always ready to go!
Ideal for ANY scenario (strolling magic, close-up, parlour, or even stage). It packs small but delivers big!
Adrian Vega shares a wealth of knowledge gathered over years of performing this classic, with various presentations and handling techniques to fit any situation (palming, no palming, easy versions, you name it...).
JUST A FEW THINGS TO REMEMBER:
A brilliant twist on the classic "Insurance Policy Trick."
Fresh lines, new comedy, and an unexpected ending!
The signed card appears in a location that’s utterly impossible.
The "Insurance" can be in view of the audience from the get-go.
Multiple handlings for different situations.
Top-notch quality of both the "Insurance" and the Golden Envelope.
Available in various languages! (English, Spanish, Japanese…)
Directly from his working repertoire... "THE POLIZA" by Adrian Vega.
